org.jplate.directive.DirectiveContainerIfc
's (both
a parent and many children), a
org.jplate.directive.DirectiveIfc
(for translation), a
org.jplate.directive.DirectiveCacheIfc
(repository for named
directives), and a org.jplate.util.environment.EnvironmentIfc
(to contain attributes and/or key/object pairs).
As mentioned, when translating the directive container uses a
org.jplate.directive.DirectiveIfc
for translation. The
directive container will present itself to the directive for which it
can gather data to aid in translation for the container. By structuring the
code in this fashion, the directive container is able to do what it does
best: containment. Allowing the container to use a directive for
translation is an example of the Strategy Pattern.
Usage
To create an instance of
org.jplate.tmplate.directive.DirectiveContainerIfc
, please do
the following (assume klass has been instantiated):
// // Assume klass instantiated before this point... // final DirectiveContainerFactoryMgrIfc factoryMgr = DirectiveContainerFactoryMgrIfc.getSingleton (); final DirectiveContainerFactoryIfc factory = factoryMgr.getFactory ( klass ); final DirectiveContainerIfc directiveContainer = factory.createDirectiveContainer ();@see org.jplate.tmplate.directive.DirectiveCacheIfc @see org.jplate.tmplate.directive.DirectiveContainerIfc @see org.jplate.tmplate.directive.DirectiveIfc @see org.jplate.util.environment.EnvironmentIfc